Glimt
- Glimt are 4th in Eliteserien 2026 with 13 points from 7 games (W4, D1, L2).
- The Eliteserien 2026’s two most explosive attacks will face off in this Sunday’s clash, with the hosts, FK Bodo Glimt, the heavy favorites to win.
- Kjetil Knutsen’s men play a dangerous, aggressive, high-risk game in which they flood the midfield, press their opponents in their own half and make high-tempo transitions from defence to attack with players often running onto the ball to score.
- Glimt have won four of their last five games, with a 2-game winning streak taking them up the table to 4th, and their 2 home wins from 3 home games have seen them score a total of eight goals.
- The latest of those victories was a 5-0 drubbing of Tromso IL.
- Glimt also enjoyed a wild 7-5 win over Brann in the NM Cup 2026 just 10 days ago.
Brann
- Brann are 8th in the table with 10 points from 8 matches (W3, D1, L4).
- Freyr Alexandersson’s men set up differently to Glimt and prefer a more controlled build-up through the thirds with wide overloads, using their possession to create opportunities to hurt opponents.
- They have won 3 of their last 5 matches, drawing one and losing one, with a 3-1 home win over Fredrikstad FK and a 2-1 win over KFUM Oslo their most recent outings.
- Brann have failed to win on any of their last 3 trips to Bodo, but have been impressive in the final third with 15 goals scored in their 5 away matches so far in 2026.
Head-to-Head
Glimt have won 4 of the last 5 head-to-head matchups between the two sides.
Key Players
- Kasper Waarts Hoegh has 3 goals in his last 5 games for Glimt.
- Kristall Mani Ingason has 5 goals in his last 5 appearances for Brann.
Betting Insights
- Odds of 1.46 make little appeal to take Glimt to get the job done here.
- BTTS - No bet at 2.44 is slightly overpriced and has a good chance here.
- Total over 2.5 goals at 1.33 suggests this should be a goal-heavy game.
Prediction
- Back Glimt to win.
- There will be goals, but Glimt’s firepower should outscore Brann’s impressive attacking threat.
